AJAX Warehouse Management

Execute every warehouse transaction with traceability built in.

AJAX WMS gives warehouse users fast, device-friendly workflows for receiving, GS1 labeling, SSCC serialization, lot and serial control, inventory movement, allocation, picking, shipping, cycle counting, correction, and proof while Business Central remains the financial inventory and posting system of record.

Complete Warehouse Execution

Keep receiving, inventory, fulfillment, correction, and proof connected.

AJAX WMS is designed for real warehouse work: pallet identity, lot and serial control, expiration, bin visibility, reservations, staging, picking tags, relabeling, cycle counting, putback, shipment confirmation, and final ERP handoff.

Receiving

Turn inbound product into controlled inventory.

Receive against purchase, transfer, return, production, assembly, or configured inbound work and capture item, lot, serial, quantity, unit of measure, packaging, supplier, date, and condition.

GS1 and SSCC Labeling

Give every pallet and handling unit a traceable identity.

Create and print GS1 standards-based labels with SSCC, GTIN, lot, quantity, date, customer, order, and other configured application identifiers.

Inventory Movement

Know what moved, where it moved, and why.

Scan source product and destination bin while preserving item, lot, quantity, status, ownership, user, device, location, and timestamp history.

Allocation and Reservation

Protect the inventory intended for each order.

Use open allocation, directed allocation, staging, or hard reservation while excluding held, expired, unavailable, or otherwise restricted inventory.

Picking Tags

Validate every handling unit selected for fulfillment.

Scan each pallet, SSCC, lot, case, or configured picking tag so the warehouse can confirm the exact product, quantity, order, customer, and staging destination.

Sales Order Processing

Connect warehouse work to the customer order.

Coordinate allocation, picking, staging, loading, exceptions, short picks, replacement inventory, and reviewed shipment completion around the sales order.

Cycle Counting

Correct inventory without stopping the floor.

Count by bin, item, lot, serial, pallet, location, or exception and route differences through controlled review and posting.

Putback and Correction

Return usable product to controlled availability.

Manage putback, cancelled work, short picks, relabeling, replacement SSCCs, quantity changes, damaged product, and supervisor-approved correction.

Warehouse Workflow

One controlled product story from arrival to shipment.

The same item, lot, serial, date, SSCC, location, quality status, customer order, user, device, and posting reference can follow the product through every operational step.

Step 1 Receive

Identify the document, supplier, item, quantity, lot, serial, date, packaging, condition, and receiving location.

Step 2 Label and Serialize

Assign GS1 and SSCC identity, print labels, and connect the handling unit to its item, lot, quantity, and source.

Step 3 Store and Move

Scan product and bins while preserving the exact warehouse location, status, ownership, and movement history.

Step 4 Allocate and Pick

Direct or validate the correct pallet, lot, quantity, customer, sales order, route, and picking tag.

Step 5 Stage and Load

Confirm staging, load assignment, carrier, trailer, shipment contents, exceptions, and departure readiness.

Step 6 Ship and Post

Capture proof, complete exceptions, confirm shipped inventory, and prepare reviewed Business Central posting.

FSMA 204 and GS1 Traceability

Build traceability into the transaction instead of reconstructing it later.

AJAX WMS is designed to support FSMA 204 traceability workflows by connecting critical tracking information to receiving, transformation, movement, allocation, shipping, correction, and recall-oriented records. GS1 standards-based identifiers help keep product and logistics units consistent across labels, scans, customers, suppliers, and systems.

Product Identity

Preserve item, GTIN, lot, serial, and date context.

Connect product identity to the handling unit, supplier, customer, document, quantity, unit of measure, and inventory status.

Location and Movement

Follow product through each warehouse location.

Record where inventory was received, stored, moved, held, picked, staged, loaded, corrected, or shipped.

Event and Evidence

Keep timestamps, users, devices, and source records.

Connect each transaction to the user, device, time, document, notes, images, exception, approval, and posting result.

Traceability-Ready Operational Records

Preserve the data needed to follow inventory through critical events.

Customer configuration determines which data elements, event types, labels, retention rules, reports, and integration records are required.

Operational Record Connected Information
Receiving Events Supplier, shipment, item, lot, quantity, date, location, and receiving references.
Transformation Source lots, output lots, quantities, production order, packout, repack, regrade, and loss.
Shipping Events Customer, sales order, shipment, item, lot, quantity, SSCC, carrier, load, and departure information.
Corrections Replacement labels, putback, recount, adjustment, cancellation, exception, and approval history.
Configurable Control

Use strict control where risk is high and fast validation where flexibility is needed.

Not every warehouse, location, customer, item, or user needs the same level of direction. AJAX WMS can apply different execution rules without forcing the entire operation into one rigid process.

Open Warehouse Validate user-selected inventory.

Let experienced users choose valid inventory while AJAX confirms item, lot, status, quantity, location, customer, and availability.

Directed Warehouse Guide users to the intended work.

Present recommended bins, pallets, lots, routes, priorities, sequencing, and replenishment based on configured rules.

Hard Reservation Protect specifically committed inventory.

Restrict fulfillment to designated pallets, SSCCs, lots, quantities, orders, customers, or staging work.

Rules by Operational Context

Configure warehouse behaviour around the customer’s data, risk, process, and regulatory requirements.

Context Control Options
Location Use different control levels for plants, warehouses, coolers, yards, staging areas, or overflow sites.
Product Apply additional validation for regulated, temperature-sensitive, high-value, expiring, or serialized products.
Customer Enforce customer-specific lot, packaging, label, shelf-life, routing, staging, or proof requirements.
User Role Separate scanner execution, supervisor correction, quality release, allocation, loading, and posting authority.
Exception Route damaged, held, short, expired, mismatched, or unrecognized inventory into controlled review.
Floor-Focused Design

Make the next correct action obvious on supported warehouse devices.

AJAX WMS is intended for scanners, phones, tablets, laptops, and desktop browsers with clear prompts, large actions, barcode-first entry, role-based menus, and controlled exception handling.

AJAX WMS receiving and GS1 serialization workflow Receiving and Serialization

Create traceable inventory through one connected workflow.

Capture inbound product, create SSCC identity, print GS1 labels, and make inventory available through one connected workflow.

AJAX WMS cycle count and putback correction workflow Correction Without Chaos

Preserve traceability through warehouse correction.

Handle putback, recounting, relabeling, replacement identity, short picks, and staged correction while preserving traceability.

Connected Operations

WMS becomes more valuable when quality, logistics, finance, and profitability share the same operational story.

AJAX OES applications are designed to reduce manual handoffs between warehouse, quality, transportation, customer service, finance, and executive reporting.

QMS Keep quality status connected to inventory.

Audits, photos, holds, releases, grades, defects, claims, and rework can follow the same lot, SSCC, location, order, and customer.

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TMS Connect warehouse readiness to transportation.

Tendered loads, carrier assignment, trailer, route, staging, loading, shipment proof, and delivery exceptions can share the same order and inventory data.

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Profitability Turn warehouse activity into cost-to-serve insight.

Receiving, pallet handling, storage, picking tags, correction, shipment, labour, and exception activity can help explain cost per sales order and item-level profit.

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Grower Management Preserve grower ownership through execution.

Grower, contract, field, lot, quality, inventory, packout, settlement, and shipment references can remain connected through the warehouse lifecycle.

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Business Central Connection

Keep Business Central as the financial inventory source while AJAX OES manages warehouse execution.

AJAX WMS is not positioned as a replacement for Business Central financial control. It gives warehouse users the execution layer required to complete work quickly and sends reviewed results back when financial or inventory posting is required.

Operational Execution

Complete warehouse work in device-friendly workflows.

Warehouse users receive, label, serialize, move, allocate, pick, stage, load, inspect, count, correct, and capture proof on phones, tablets, scanners, laptops, and desktop browsers. Supervisors retain control over exceptions and final posting.

Business Central Documents

Use existing source documents and configured work.

Purchase, sales, transfer, return, production, assembly, and configured warehouse work remain connected.

Item and Tracking Data

Use governed inventory definitions.

Items, variants, units of measure, lots, serials, expiration, locations, bins, and availability remain connected.

Posting-Ready Results

Prepare reviewed warehouse outcomes.

Reviewed receipts, shipments, consumption, output, movement, counts, and correction information can be prepared for posting.

Tenant Isolation

Connect only to the authorized company.

Each AJAX OES tenant connects only to its authorized Business Central environment and company.

Executive Value

Convert warehouse visibility into lower operating cost and stronger control.

Connected execution data supports operational review, traceability, cost-to-serve analysis, and better communication between warehouse, quality, logistics, and finance.

Lower Labour Waste Reduce searching, waiting, and repeated handling.

Exact pallet identity, location, reservation, status, and task visibility help users complete work without avoidable investigation.

Lower ERP Dependence Keep warehouse users out of complex financial screens.

Device-friendly execution reduces direct ERP interaction while preserving governed posting and financial control.

Cost Per Sales Order Understand the operating cost behind fulfillment.

Connect software fees, picking tags, sales orders, warehouse activity, labour, storage, correction, and shipping effort to cost-to-serve analysis.

Better Inventory Proof Know what happened to each pallet and lot.

SSCC history, scans, labels, images, notes, exceptions, user actions, and posting references remain connected.

Faster Traceability Reduce product-history reconstruction time.

Connected receiving, lot, movement, transformation, shipment, customer, and correction records support faster trace and recall-oriented investigation.

Department Communication Share the same operational context.

Shared records reduce repeated explanations, disconnected spreadsheets, and conflicting versions of what happened.

Start with the warehouse execution foundation.

Estimate AJAX OES pricing, create a tenant, and begin guided setup without waiting for a consultation.

Customer-Controlled Compliance

AJAX WMS is designed to support traceability, GS1 labeling, and FSMA 204-related operational workflows. Compliance depends on customer configuration, covered foods, supply-chain roles, required data elements, recordkeeping procedures, trading-partner participation, data quality, operating controls, retention, implementation, and legal or regulatory interpretation.

Final scope also depends on Business Central configuration, enabled applications, integrations, and customer-specific workflows.